Stephen Edward Salter

PLEASE do not send flowers lol... This is Steve's brother, I come and read this and really enjoy the stories you post. Your stories help me remember my brother in other ways apart from my dwindling memories and some comments bring memories back to me I've forgotten. I really miss my brother, I can't even express how much I miss him... Please tell me what you miss about him and share your memories with me. I don't even care if it's something bad, I just want to remember him!

Oh Steve you sure taught me the meaning of HARD WORK And being a type of person that can do multiple jobs at one time. I really miss hanging out with the baby ostrichs... May you rest in peace. And may Jesus give comfort to all your family and friends xoxox

Although we all know eventually life will end, I don't think anyone is ever 100% ready for it. Obviously I wasn't ready to say goodbye to my father. I had so much more to learn and so many more things I wanted us to create memories doing. I am truly grateful for all the wonderful things I experienced especially since moving back to AZ in 2007. He taught me the meaning of selflessness and although nobody is perfect he sure tried to do the best he could many times costing himself physically and...

I met Steve several years ago in the coarse of doing business. Steve won me over with his quiet and willing spirit. If the project lacked in detail, Steve would continue to think it through until he had a solution.
Steve astonished me with his tales of working at the Salvation Army. He claimed to have started working with them unwrapping turkeys. He informed me that he was allergic to turkey but that didn't stop him.
Several months ago I asked Steve if he could get me a special...

This is Barry Salter, Steve's youngest brother. I just want to thank all of you who are posting condolences, actually mainly those posting old stories. If you where at the ceremony, and saw Karen's pictures, you realized that you knew a part of Steve, but there were a lot of parts of Steve shared with a lot of different people. As Steve's brother, I shared trips to Mexico in the tide pools. He was like a father to me for advice. I looked forward to lunches with him just to have someone...

In 1966 I was walking up Stephen's parents driveway to give him a guitar lesson. I didn't see a cactus plant and walked into it. My knee was full of needles. Stephen got a pliers and pulled them out. He was a good kid then and as I see a good man later. Rest easy.
Saul Levine
Prescott

Steve Salter was an incredible generous individual that would never hesitate to offer to help in any way he could. He had a drive in life I admired, I respected and I will truly miss.
My condolences to all the Salter Family for your loss.
Rest in Peace Steve, Thank You for being a friend!

Steve was a neighbor and friend for many years. I kind man who worked tirelessly for the poor and displaced. He loved and cherished his wife and children. Rest in Peace, Steve.